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 1 VII   |    when we had sunk to this depth of misfortune and misery,
 2 XV    |    other times from a great depth, and even as some of these
 3 XVII  |   all to understand, `O the depth of the riches both of the
 4 XIX   |    the wicked cometh to the depth of evil things, he thinketh
 5 XXV   | cause, and cried out of the depth of his heart, "O Lord my
 6 XXV   |  draggeth his prey into the depth of hell. Whereas the good
 7 XXIX  |     a cavern situate in the depth of the desert, where dwelt
 8 XXX   | long to heave thee from the depth of perdition, yet to pollute
 9 XXXV  |    abased himself to such a depth of contrition and humility,
10 XXXVII|    back, he passed into the depth of the desert; and, laying